The virtual premiere of local screendance artist Kayla Schiltgen, called object permanence, will take place the first Sunday in December. Screendance is a hybrid medium using dance and film to innovate movement language that solely exists on the screen.
A documentary exploring the dark skies of northeastern Minnesota and the Anishinabe connection to those skies will make its broadcast premiere on Saturday, November 26 on PBS North. Co-produced by WDSE WRPT - PBS in Duluth and Hamline University’s Center for Global Environmental Education, the film spotlights the accomplished night photography of Grand Portager Travis Novitsky, and Carl Gawboy, Bois Forte, educator, artist and researcher of Ojibwe star stories.
The city of Two Harbors has taken a step closer to developing new housing there recently with the choice of a development company. DW Jones Management, based in Cloquet, has been selected to plan and build a 50-unit apartment building up the road from Super One.
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) and partners are recognizing dedicated health care professionals who have made significant contributions to the health and well-being of their rural communities as part of National Rural Health Day, Nov. 17.
Reaching 100 years of age on November 8, 2022 was a big deal for Two Harbors resident Margaret Nurmi, but going to the voting polls in person was at the top of her birthday wish list. Family members, fire and police and city representatives held a birthday parade to let Margaret know how much her century on this planet is appreciated.
In a move that worries loggers and mill owners, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (Service) is once again considering adding the northern long-eared-bat, little brown bat, tricolored bat, and Indiana bat to federal protection by placing them under the Endangered Species Act (ESA).
Representation Matters. November is the month of thankfulness and I have much to share in great gratitude.
Editors Note: The Lake County Press is pleased to introduce a new column hosted by Dr. Gene Cotton of Two Harbors. This is a first in a series about chiropractic and osteopathic medicine from Doc Cotton's point of view.
The Lake County Humane Society requested donations last week when they had an uptick in cats and kittens. The community came through in a big way, but more help is needed.